Примери за използване на Economic deprivation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Economic deprivation does not explain this phenomenon.
This would especially be the case in a society without serious economic deprivation.
In the election for the US presidency, economic deprivation and despair trumped the politics of gender, culture and race;
For crimes of domestic violence,the victim's serious lack of economic deprivation.
These children, completely ignored by the state,suffer from economic deprivation and the accompanying emotional and psychological problems.
With so much economic deprivation and insecurity, even in the most affluent nations, no matter how many laws are enacted the same problems persist.
The EU has said it would take steps to prevent the isolation and economic deprivation of Turkish Cypriots.
In the past few years, European states have been one of the main destinations for hundreds of thousands people confronted with the deteriorated life conditions in their home countries due to war andconflicts that create a permanent state of insecurity and economic deprivation.
Describes and presents key findings from analysis of the Economic Deprivation Index(EDI) and the Children in Income Deprived households Index(CIDI).
According to the experts, the main reasons for the emergence of child labour in bigger cities are unhealthy family life and economic deprivation.
We believe that is done due to scarcity, orthat a society suffers from economic deprivation, lack of arable land area or overpopulation.
Since 2013, more than half a million Hungarians have migrated to Western Europe, mostly to Great Britain andGermany to escape unemployment and economic deprivation.
Obviously women must have reproductive freedom- the freedom to have children without fear of sterilization or economic deprivation, and the freedom not to have children through unhindered access to birth control and abortion.
According to research from Ronald Inglehart and Pippa Norris, there is a“demand side” explanation,centring on cultural disorientation rather than economic deprivation.
No war, no territorial disputes, crime reduction by about 90%,the end of fear of economic deprivation or losing your home or illnesses which you can not afford economically to take care of.
In general, the findings show that men had higher mortality rates from suicide than women, andthat higher rates tended to be linked to higher levels of social and economic deprivation.
And more importantly, the Palestinian people will suffer decades more of displacement,harassment, economic deprivation, and the annihilation of a culture no less rich and established in this same tiny piece of land.
He is an anarchist in his strong skepticism of authority, and a utopian in his belief that the ideal world is a world without social class or unjust hierachies of any kind,a world without war or economic deprivation.
While average Russians experienced the 1990s as a time of economic deprivation, including a horrific financial crash in 1998, the Kremlin began to break sharply with US global leadership when NATO launched a 78-day air war against its Yugoslav ally over the Albanian enclave of Kosovo in 1999.
One of the criteria for the victim of domestic violence being able to claim damages is the situation of serious economic deprivation which has resulted in the crime suffered.
Women have married because it was necessary, in order to survive economically, in order tohave children who would not suffer economic deprivation or social ostracism, in order to remainrespectable, in order to do what was expected of women because coming out of"abnormal" childhoods they wanted to feel"normal," and because heterosexual romance has been represented as the great female adventure, duty, and fulfillment.
We call for the Maduro regime to restore democracy, hold free and fair elections, release all political prisoners immediately and unconditionally, andend the repression and economic deprivation of the Venezuelan people.
These include the provision of medical, and hospital services, kindergardens, and schools, care for the elderly, prompt relief after natural and other catastrophes, and welfare andsocial support during periods of economic deprivation.
And what this tribal belt or this border belt between Afghanistan and Pakistan, inhabited by the Pashtuns, has experienced over the last so many years,has been enormous economic deprivation, the lack of state control, the lack of state facilities, on both sides of the border.
In the past few years, European states have been one of the main destinations for hundreds of thousands people confronted with the deteriorated life conditions in their home countries due to war andconflicts that create a permanent state of insecurity and economic deprivation.
Economist Emily Oster has argued that the biggest spikes in witch burnings in the Middle Ages, in which hundreds of thousands(mostly women) were killed,came during periods of economic deprivation and apparently weather-related food shortages.
We call for the[Government of Maduro] to restore democracy, hold free and fair elections, release all political prisoners immediately and unconditionally, andput an end to the repression and economic deprivation of the Venezuelan people," Trump said through a statement.
Millions of Europeans were driven to emigrate by economic and social deprivation.